President Roosevelt Addresses National Educational Association Crowd
A July 7 report from Asbury Park describes 30 000 attendees and 12 000 teachers awaiting President Roosevelt as he urged that money making cannot stand on the same plane as nobler efforts. He spoke at Ocean Grove Auditorium after arriving by presidential train to the Pot.
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Licensed to Marry and Obits From the Felt Ledger
Marriage notices list Josson Imma with Priwilla Joteson Leroy Rebineon and Novella Mitchell with Jake Siingerland and Bodlly Jones both of Prince William County Virginia. Also formalities for John Wo Jamison and Rena F Crismond of Ramoa County Massachusetts and Bethlenem Pa with Rev RB C treed. Died notices for Wray Wray and others listed with funeral details, interments, and residences. Also multiple obituaries and memorial lines, mentioning families in Bethlehem Pa Brookyln NY Lang Hospital and other locales with dated July 1905 and private interments.
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Egan
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Wiliam
Ester
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Perthshire
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Ural
Bking
Yoru
Henry Wrebking
Wille
Health Office Record Summary From Historic Hospitals and Infirmaries
A fragmented health office record lists multiple patients across institutions such as Sibley Hospital, Washington Asylum Hospital, and Columbia Hospital. Entries include ages from infancy to 60s, various wards, and dates or durations, with numerous names and addresses across Washington area sites and streets.
President's Park Speech and Ocean Grove Reception Highlight Education Notice
President's Atlantic City visit drew a large crowd at Ocean Grove Auditorium as Gov. Stokes rode beside him and a military escort accompanied the carriage. Rooneve praised teachers and the education profession, urging lofty ideals over wealth, while Miss Blake and Mr. Kirk offered responses. Later, Asbury Park celebrated with a lighted display on Wesley Lake and a reception for Nathan G. Schinfer. The convention eyes San Francisco, with Mexico City also in contention.
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Powers Case Moves to Federal Court in Kentucky
Judge Cochran of the U S District Court schedules ruling on transferring Caleb Powers from Scott County Circuit Court to federal jurisdiction. The former Kentucky secretary of state faces death sentences in the state system for Gov Gos pel murder after four prior state trials. Attorneys argued rights violations and lack of equal protection, with a large courthouse crowd watching the lengthy opinion read.
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Receivers for Devlin Appointed in Topeka
Cyrus Leland of Troy Kansas and J B Hurley general manager of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway were named temporary receivers for the properties of C J Devlin who filed for voluntary bankruptcy Thursday night A bond of 250000 is required Hurley was named at the Santa Fe Companies request They will run the properties until creditors elect trustees The total value of Devlin assets turned over to the First National Bank is about 1281500 with 126 incumbrance leaving 180344 available The assets cover Topeka real estate Southern Kansas and Illinois coal fields and corporate bonds and stocks Deposits after the bank learned of the failure reached 61000 on Friday and Saturday
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Fire Panic in Court Sparks Rush for Exits
In St Louis a lighted match dropped on flammable disinfecting fluid in the Criminal Court of Correction room started a fire causing a general panic at the Four Courts Building. Flames spread rapidly as people fled and prisoners in the cage sought to break bars, but the fire caused little damage and was quickly extinguished. Jury to Try Williamson Secured in Portland Oregon. A jury was selected in the United States court to try Congressman J N Williamson who faces indictment related to state land frauds.
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Kansas Oil Refinery Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the winter oil bill unconstitutional and rejected plans for a state oil refinery and branch penitentiary. The decision also ousted the Kansas Natural Gas Company as an unlawful in-state entity after it laid pipelines and spent millions. Justice Greene authored the opinion in a sweeping ruling affecting oil, gas, and corporate operations.
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Body Identified as Paxton's Nephew Found Dead
Charles Paxton of Anacostia DC identified a bicycle and watch found with a county road suicide victim near the Dent Bucy place as belonging to his nephew Frank Bingham Paxton Fifteen year old orphan who had lived with his uncle for about five years left home ten days ago after losing his job a dollar and five dollar from his aunt and bicycle and watch were recovered The body was later exhumed and identified in Cumberland and will be shipped to Acacostia for burial
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West Virginia House Speaker Grosscup Housed in Cincinnati Hospital
Speaker Fred Paul Grosscup III of the West Virginia house is hospitalized in Cincinnati Ohio after suspected ptomaine poisoning. He was en route from Chicago to Charleston when illness struck. doctors report he is resting comfortably and hope for a favorable outcome. The incident followed a Chicago club dinner where he visited his brother United States Judge Peter Grosscup.
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Five Victims of Lamp Explosion in Pittsburg Detail
Two children dead and a child burned from an off lamp explosion at the Brandt residence on Robinson Road Spring Hill Allegheny City last night. Mr and Mrs Charles Brandt in serious condition as a house caught fire but flames were extinguished with minor damages. Injured expected to recover.
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Local Ads and notices from Washington paper page
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Havana Mayor Suspended by Governor Over Negligence
Special Cable Dispatch reports Gov. Nunez suspending the Havana mayor for grave negligence. The move follows a municipal examination but is politics driven as Nunez breaks with the fusionista faction. Senor Bonachea named to fill the vacancy, aligned with the Sunes Liberal faction.
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Ex Senator Sanders Dead in Montana at 72
Helena Mont July 7 Wilbur Fisk Sanders one of Montana s most distinguished citizens civil war veteran pioneer lawyer leader of vigilantes and former United States Senator died here today aged seventy two He was a New York native and served in the Civil War under Gen Sherman until incapacitated He came to Montana to recuperate and quickly rose as vigilante prosecutor in the gold country later elected a United States Senator and remained active in state public life for forty years He suffered long from cancerous afflictions.
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Connecticut Jamestown Fund Appropriation Approved
Special to The Washington Fest Norfolk July 7 Chairman C Brooks Johnston of the Jamestown Exposition board announced the Connecticut legislature upper house gave final approval late last night for a 25000 appropriation to cover the state's representation at the exposition. The bill had already cleared the lower chamber and now goes to the governor for review.
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Fight Against Officials in Norfolk County Case
Special to The Washington Fest Norfolk Va July 7 The case of H W Cobb and other taxpayers of Norfolk County against County Treasurer W Lyons and Commissioner of the Revenue L M Nicholas seeking removal on charges of malfeasance and misfeasance came to Hastings Court in Portsmouth from the County Circuit Court The Hustings Court ruled no jurisdiction over county officers The suit reflects a bitter factional fight between Democrats and fusionists with Straightout Democrats declared regular by the State central committee while fusionists repeatedly captured election machinery and patronage distribution.
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Negro Convicted of Assault in Virginia Court
In Norfolk on July 7 Montgomery Wil Mama colored was tried in the County Circuit Court on an indictment charging him with attempting to kill Officer A S Hodges. The jury found him guilty only of unlawful assault and sentenced him to thirty days in jail. Williams struck Hodges with a shotgun during arrest resistance and was shot by the officer four times.
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Is Washington Keeping Pace with the Nation Growth
The issue notes high demand for tomorrow's Post and urges readers to place advance orders for a copy if not regular subscribers. It references Uncle Sam's speech on whether the capital keeps pace with national growth and asks newsdealers to reserve copies.
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